The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-09
A GLORIOUS VICTORY.
New York State Carried by a
RouSing Majority.
VIRGINIA STILL SOLID.
A DEMOCRATIC SENATOR WILL
SUCCEED RIDDLEBBRGER.

Ohio Unable to Get Out of the Old
Rut and Massachusetts, in the Same
Category The Republican Figures
Gloriously Cut Down in Pennsylva-
nia-The Coalition in Maryland Una
vailing
New York State las probably given 1000
majority for tha Democratic ticket Col
Fellows beats Delancey Nicoll for District.
Attorney The State Senate and Assembly
are Republican
Virginia has gone Democratic, and the
legislature will elect Democrat to succeed
United States Senator Riddleberger.
Ohio gives Foraker about 20, 900 majority
Pennsylvania is Republican probably by
10000 majority.
Massachusetts, is in the old Republican
rut.
NEW York, Nov. Sup to II o'cloc,
this morning, in a majority Of the districts,
onethird of the vote had been polled. Re
serves Of police were held at headquarters to
answer any call, and patrol wagons were
ready lot tnelf tfaUSpOrLatlOn
The election in this State was for Secre-
tary of State, Comptroller, Treasurer, At
torney General, State Enginee.' and Sur
veyor, nIne Justices of the Supreme
Court the Senate and Assembly
and Representatives to Congress from
the Nineteenth and Twenty-fifth
districts The four principal candidates
for Secretary of State were Fred Cook,
Dem: I. D. Grant, Rep; w. G. Hunting
n ton, Proh., and Henry George, United
Labor The vote will be compared with
the vote cast for the heads of the tickets in
l>Sj, when Governor aud other State Off
GERS We're elected The number of election
districts'in the State is s, al. OF this num-
her 1,0S1 are in New York and Kings
a counties.
The present State officers are all Demo-
a Gratis, The last Legislature stood; Senate, 20
Republicans and - Democrats; Assembly,
"a Republicans and "a Democrats The cleo
ton in the Nineteenth Congressional Dis
trict is to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Nicholas Kane, Dem. In the
twenty fifth district it is TO fill the vacancy
caused by the election of Frank Hiscock,
Rep, to the United States Senate.
New York city is divided into eight hun
dred and twelve election districts.
DEMOCRATIC GAINS.
NEW YORK, Nov. s. 7:15 P. M.-Brooklyn
las two hundred and seventy-five election
districts. One hundred and twenty of
these give Grant IS, $50, Cook ., 800, George
6,3S5
HALF OF NEW YORK COUNTED.
NEW YORK, Nov s, $40 p M-Four hun
dred and six election districts in this city,
or one half of the total number, give Grant,
2S214; Cook, 53, 795; George 16, ,189. AS the
returns increase, they are rather more ia
yorable to the r .,ublicans. At this writing
/ and Il ara acti itlla afpd tfH
GOO Democratic. Scattering returns from
different parts OF the city indicate the cleo
N ton of Fellows over Nicoll for District At
toney by a Considerable majority:
III One hundred and ten election districts in
~ New York State outside of New York and
II Kings county give: Cook 1S,14S, Grant
E @0236, Huntington 2,091, George 3SS. The
III same districts i'll 1885, gave Hill 1907,
|# Davenport p 1852, Bascom 1.516
M Seven hundred election districts give
[& Grant 4T,S1S, Cook 93.5lS George 30,942.
III Two hundred and forty-nine election dis
tricts in New York State outside of New
m ork and Kings counties give Cook 35, ,931,
Fl Grant 1913, Huntington 1899, George
1850. The same districts in 1855 gave Hill
oo8O5, Davenport AZ, lis, Bascom 1859.
Eight hundred and ten precincts give
Cook 1880, Grant $3.50 Morgan j.
OBrien is elected Judge of the Supreme
Court by about 5000 plurality.
The Herald bulletin says: "Chapin, DEM,
Is elected Mayor of Brooklyn by $4,000
plurality"
AT POLICE HEADQUARTERS.
During the early part Of the evening the
police headquarters were thronged with
politicians and those anxiously awaiting the
result of the elections The Democratic at
endants gathered in Police Commissioner
Noorhis room and the Republicans
in Commissioner French's room.
Many prominent local politicians
s,,f~ oo4;x hon nI,s,,a ,.fr
Numbers of candidates were also there
EARLY in the evening it became apparent
That Col. Fellows and his colleagues had
been elected, and there was long and loud
rejoicing by the Democrats. Col. Fellows
dropped in early in the evening, and
received the congratulations of his friends
tie complained of a sore throat and fatigue,
and went home early Delaney Nicoll also
called. He admitted the election of Col.
Fellows, placing his plurality at about 90
ou0 The Republicans explain their defeat
hy stating that the Republicans who went
for George last year have stayed by him,
while the Democrats have gone back to
their party
GRANT FAR BEHIND.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9, / a. m.-Six hum
cred and sixty-six election districts in New
ork State ouside of New York and Kings
county gave Cook 1O5,95S, Grant H.,
$56, Huntington II ,443, George 6,S53, the
same districts gave in 1885 Hill l12 132,
Davenport127, ,o0l Bascom 1886
Following is the total city vote. except
me Third Assembly district, for District
Attorney: Nicoll 71,202, Fellows 90,255,
Fost 29,54S Soaring 4,095, Manierre 543.
KINGS coUNTY's VOTE.
Following is the vote of Kings county
complete for Secretary of State: Grant
45,76l, Cook $500, George Il, 200, Hunting
ton 2, 700, Preston AZ,
GpEAT prrpr IN rNrFRFST
~ The interest shown by the public in the
election is only equalled in Presidential
II years. At the respective headquarters, in
Nlront of the newspaper offices, around the
ri tickers, and wherever any information as to
the result could be CLEANED, great crowds
gathered and cheered as news that pleased
nem came in. Madison Square, in front
liz the Hoffman House and Fifth Avenue